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The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-02-17
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SORE--TMHdEEGPARr.
Etc, in all Forms and Stages.

PURELY VEGET ABLE
ENTIRELY HARMLESS.
REQUIRES NO INSTRUMENT.
1T CURES WHERE OTHERS
FAIL TO GIVE RELIEF.
ATHENS, GA. Dec. u. 1885. Gentlemen:
hil !e hal c;thrrn liz rtry severe form three
ycars. During TINS time my stomach WAS
greatly derau;se1 my sight. taste hearing and
smell were much imnaIred the latter three al
most DESTROYED. Auout2 months ago Judge
t;ohb gave Il hottie of Certain Catarrh Cure.
This i have used carelessly and irrcgulaaly but
with gratifying results. The above
troubles have entirely disappeared. my general
been the change. feel like different person
entirely Yours. ets :, Lucy RUCKER.
What Lucy Rueker tcoi. says above, believe
is true. The effect ofthc medicine upon her was
prompt and remarkably efficarloue. All the
su ffering seems relieved and she tells me this
one bottle did it, SSned.J HOWELL CoRs.
Judge City Court. Athens, Ga.
have examined the recommendations and
Certain Catarrh Cure AMI heing personally ac-
uuainteti with the parties by whom they were
given. feel no hesitancy in saving. they are en-
| titled to the utmost confidence OF the public.
The G.. co. is entirety reiiahlea and honorable in
all dealings.
ISigned.l R.K. REAvEs, Mayor of Athens.
Only few of our many certificates are gwen
| here.
| or by addressing
3 G.. Co., Athens, GA.
| Sold III WINSTON. 10y SMITH BROWN.
| DIR. 70. THOMPSON,
| may6-ly ASHCRAFT & OWENS
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-02-17
HerMaIesty' sFaYorite Cosmetic Glycerine

Used by Her Royal Hishness the Princes OF
Wales and the nobility. For the Skin, Com-
plexjon. Eruptisns Chappins Roughness. Sl.oo.
OF druggists.
LIEBIG Co.'s Genuine Syrup of Sarsaparlila
is guaraL teed as the best Sarsaparllla IN the
market. n. n. Depot % murray 81.
July % tt
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-02-17
POMONA
Hi! Nurseries F!
POMONA, N. q.
ONE and HALF MILLION
TREES And VINES

GROWING. Parties wanting trees, &c, are
respectfully invited to call and examine stock
and learn the extent of these nurseries. Stock
consists of all the leading and new varieties of
Apple, Peach, Pear; STANDARD and Dwarf.
Plumbs. Apricots, Grapes, Cherries. NJ ull'erries.
Nectarnes, Figs. Qsinces, Gooseierries. Rasp-
berries, Currants. Pecans, English Walnuts
japanese Persimmon, Strawberries Shrubs
Roses. Esergreens, Shade Trees. &c.-;nd in
fact everything OF the hardy class bsuaiIy kept
IN frst-class Nursery. suitable for North Car
olina and the Southern and Border States. New
Fruits of special note are the Yellow Trln-i,ar
ept Apple. Hidy Ingeii Peach. the Lawson,
Keiffer. Lucy buSc and Beaufort Pears, Lutte.
Niagara anii The Georgia Grape. Wnff,rti Win
ter. DESCRIPTIVE Catalogue free, CorreSprn-
dence solicited. operiai jnducemcnt, ri Il: rye
planters. Address,
IVAN LINDLEl,
Sept.9, Il. Pomona. Guilfor.l G. :. y. c.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-13

- sAst ~ So - IenH k4ssk sszarass
xks aAa eas ~ese hess kkeeess, Hss4A
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pse 49, kee4 f1fQsk s. - aer&feke -
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sEss - 81 - 81 tA< aseF = - Haee&s&fy ~
keep 1be eFe~a 81 ass tesf1DE tls ae<s
c<&a = tew n.1Utes H4std e0ees a. Ln<
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saa 81 ns ezD1s ssA kre2f ftpi4its ttsa
tks dosar ~oal1 ave - es elassc eissu aAs
cas1oasss - tke sters eo0l1 es ssGte5 80
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hkssn<. Ikis So ksf8 ~ anul . lsie
b1aF. shsB tAs siFtd yisfss rho hs6 hsa
30 1fss ssF saPFeT aud oulF eetsn lane1
a. Il as seat isto tas store. ~sss zlso@ee
q sesk ne2k. Tae f9sA ~ss - xrssf tai
sng 4iErAft q ksep ne steet IL ss<ps vas
salaTely oal 4 tbs qasskisa. &ad Il hzs tssn
decided aQf 70 epen he store uRtsl = ~
Ao0dsy. ~kea everything wlh have besn
Fs.rrsnsea sad pas II shsss Ter &RQthsr
crash, Many eoPi< se.s nnsei< % ssl Ia
s2s ~ AL and ieii hurt thensDy. bal there
sss 10 siterastise a. tie ums. snd on Noa-
dzy everyone sill BE given . chance. TIE
peopls are certsiniy sppEecisflBz fAs great
szeFioes that i icing male ca this steok OF
soots. Everything ln1ss 10 before AogRst
lst. sBd aow = yoGr etafloe. Nhiie thefe T.
a good selection. Doors vii - open 1ssia
A. ] P. n Aondsy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-13
A CARD FROM CARR.
He Explains Clearly His Dssltsgs With
Ware & Tucker.

Is JAZZ, June II.
To the Editor Of the TELEGRAM HERALD.
Please allow me space in your columns
10 answer Ware & fuckers letter OF the
i2sh inst II Is true ! went 10 Ware d
fuckers 10 sell shingles (the same as to
other manufaclure-s) as they advertised
themselves TO be In the lumber and single
business. Had went 10 some clcthler or
dry goods merchant 10 sell shingles they
would have referred me TO some lumber
man, rs they did not deal in lumber and
shingles. However, i went TO Ware &
Tucker, and after the same old story (usu-
ally told by lumbermer) was rehearsed
labout the market being dull and that they
had largo stock on hand, etc. l effected a
sale of several cars which had in shed at
Morley. They and myself appointed day
10 20 10 Morley and set oil the amount
agreed upon snd mark the same, which
we die shortly after, enough 10 cover
the money advanced. Shortly after this
sold them another lot and got advances on
them. Soon l tegan 10 ship and as would
send Ia the invoices they woaid credit me
with the shipments, but the deal did not
stop here They were short on the lS-inca
shingles aud requested me TO turn on thin
ls-inch, which / did, making contract 10
=
advance. Thus the matter drifted of into
a general and running account, and firalls
wound up on the thin lS-inch which | con-
tracted 10 cut. Before got them cut the
crash came and | could not iillmy contract.
Had been able 10 fill the contract for tbs
thin lS-inch shingles this would have can
celled the debt which | owed Ware Il
Tucker. They say | shipped one car oi
thin shingles and attempted to ship
smother; this is false and | deny the charge.
l did not ship a shingle that belonged 10
Ware & Tucker only to their order. Neither
did my men. | shipped shingles almost
daily from my shed as Ware & Tucker did
not handle more than about one fourth OF
the cut of my two mills that Spring. Ii
was legitimate transaction; no more fraud
connected with this debt than any other
honest debt. Two years ago their lawyer
was up 20 Chippewa Lake TO try to get set
tlement. offered him $4,000 No. 3, Is
inch shingles that had at Morley. 20 settle
and he would not do II. Later ia the Fall
they all burned mp t,gether with the shed
and barn with lot OF msshinery in IT,
They sued me last Winter. When the
f. Sheriff served the Summons, | told him
owed the debt aud u ought TO be paid and
sent word hack to the firm that there
was no use Of that. as would confess judg.
n1snt. as did no' have the money 10 spare
% come % the trial, therefore did not ap-
pear aSd the manner in which they swor,
enahbed them 70 ct a body judgment. Hal
( I suspicionec this. snFely would have ap
reared ~ tue trial and sould have beateE
them 50 far as the fraudulent part wa.
claimed. Very Respectfully,
j. ". CABS.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-13

iotbe Editor 81 tia TzLz0ai '.-IEH4to
sss by The D1aosras, totaY's issue. that
one oi rs reporters had recent converse
ton wish a msmbero tns O-Wssh-ta-NonE
Boat Ciah, IA which said raem5c- is re-
ported % t1ve ala. Il oaa't say that I
spprove of she acton Of the Board os Direc-
tors "a placing the hour sor swimming after
ia the 4ltsrnOoo. etc.
Permits ms 20 say that toe nerber who
made .hsss remarks must haze made them
enfirely upon lis 0Wn responsibility. as no
such acii0n has eNsf been tke1 BY TIE
Beard Of Directors. u always has been
land I trust always VII he the ain Of thr
board b give every meUcer ot the club al
the rfig.exas consistent vita Eood order
aud propriefy an3 DO no, ee.iess there Z
any disposition % tcer.vs them of swim
f.iae from fbs floats 90 any time when i
dos Dot interfere with the osrsmen and
when they are properly arpareied.
vSs oT ruE B0ARD.
CRY. fllre L.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-13

There are very few men who DO not pride
themselves on always having TIE correct
time; and wonderful and delicate mechan-
isrns sSs devised % enable them 10 DO 50
Bot The more delicate a ohronofaefer Is
made, the more subject It becomes to de-
rsngemert. snd unless Il be KEEP, always
perfectly clean, it soon loses its usefulness.
Whef wonder. them, that the human ma
chinese much more delicate and intricate
thar any work OF man should reqgire to
BE- kept Thoroughly cieansed. The liver j.
the tGain spring Of this complex structure,
sud On ia. Impurities left IN the blood ~ 4
disosGered liver, debend most of TIE ills thet
desh - heir 10. Even consumption which
j. lHnF scrafalal. IS tfsc@sbie - the imper-
fect action of this organ. kidney disess-s.
skin diseases. SICK headache heart 6isease.
drorev. md = long catalogue # grave nals-
dies have their oTlziB in a torpid. or siug-
gssh liver. llr Pierces Golden Neiirsl
Discovery nv ESTABLISHING = healthy, nor.
ma acii iun 81 he liver. acts as q cure and
preventive of these diseases.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-13
ISN'T SHE STYLSH2
ATAlk AsoUT cloTrEs AN0 socis2
Tks Exsrezz1s8 - sssts s4a HA@k sas
LeaAs L1As-4 >ss Asft>d "a ftt-
UaE Dzesses DressassksFs "a
Ssa&z.i- a sfess ~ten = .e& .

hzW 4CRK, Ina -
Ths scnaa 4as lsi2ks sss Is - i.SA All =
eos 1axes masg saapes. eozls tilres sise IS t4E
Ia tae rear - Size pTccesaien sd yes fsnciss
tszx svsTFrniag ske As "a = 2alse sp ~
ssssagest E4.hioaakse snnS Sozlsziasss zs-
u fantastic - 80 PcinE ~ coasae cperz ~
iassas. aai yst carries hesss.f wiEa ssIloes
saif satisfaction. Sssuseti1les sle = nersiy
az sxaxseratsr. ere $50 = ~ afFad II net
beng g za tilat sls efsFsio<s 4 ead be-
comes rieisusas2 y hon Azfs srs high hefs
toeers abovs go ctbefs y hen sleeves srs
tight hers noftifY ths nssh - tAeir fsnlE-
les it
insst oae "a these eouplaoent creatures The
ethaz day, aH1 bsao.1. 1 give her pbetuFs for
az tie Nofif - Sc. Sac was Ga Fifth avs-
nle, lacslaz la eonscioss grandeur, tossd -
. floesY gay dog aoc1s ths slze = = quart
cnP Tie htrls animal wore a ribbon -
niaseh Ihs boH ga her parasol, vivid red
t.st baek u his left ear. As the schoclmas-
tsr says. b. presented The appesrance" y
being seFsiols q MS and bis owners absurd
ity bus coullslg hs.9 hilassif, and bore a.
.L.lfiftta.fit54 e~ffa aofnns-r1.taffe nf-Fkne~s
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-13

This evening = superistive b'h Of at;F1c-
hons rif ba presented. The famous De
Ior-sss @ Carroll Burissqne Cowhinaticn
have been sscared. ard vii produce their
grand rarkish 5ariss4aa q "Courad and
Msdara. with new and elegant costumes.
prouar.ies. sconic stsess. &c. TIE seeeislsy
cars incioia the acrctstic nsrvsls. G0unE
& sells. Mss Eniiis sells be.ux the only
is.Ig cant1rfiorist il TIE world. lns great
r-ois-tre tsaua. Cook G D. Vail. tae Gee
ofae sketch artists. Ssnn'nzs g = blie1,
int-flLcirx tte efeas iaev noxer. Mss
Alice lenuinrs ps FORREST e Carroll. in
their seaufifhi f7hlernr TIE Queen of
CIurs Miss Ffuma Hoaitor, the dashi1g
seris s,onie Mss Esss clinton. The gTsat
hrsak ufrs tesn,. Crss ford e Nesting fhe
new riosv hrss part and 'h~ g-snd bar
losnra of Conrad erd Asfiora' viii can-
Glade one &C ths aess bids ever presented IN
o.. city.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-13
ONLY -Four Days More.

Only four days more remain OF the Great
Bankrupt sale OF fine clothing, hats. etc, az
- Canal ST., Grand Rapids. ss the sale must
positively close next Thursday night.
There has been an immense crowd every
day SINCE their opening and a large guam
tity OF goods has been sold. but there are
still some bargains left. They are offering
mems handsome suits st $40, guaranteed
worth sl3 or money refunded. Fine che
voIt suits, $50. worth SIS. Handsome
blue cloth suits, 1896. worth sl7. Mems
dark mixed pants, sl.i5, worth 81. and
thousands of fine, all-wool. cashmere. cork
screw and silk and satin lined suits equally
as cheap. Mems latest style fine quality
hats, 90 cents, worth SO. Fine camilla um-
brellas, 90 cents. worth s., and 10000 other
articles at prices equally low. Remember,
this great sale will only continue until next
Thursday night, 20 Canal-st., Grand
Rapids. Store open from in the morning
until 8 at night.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-13

Pine lsnds in Nsssygo county, Upper
Peninsula snd Wisconsin, also eholoe
Southern pine. ereslient <rms In thi'
coangy and valuable eits property for sale.
Money 60 loan on real estate OF LAX -
eufifies IL sans lfom 500 70 $50 600.
stocks and bonds boagat snd sold.
have also for s4le. al reasonable terms
= piece OF real estate sith frontage OF lst
teef. which is admitted 70 hs the mcsi de-
OF firsE class hotel, wholesale dry goods
house, stores, bank or other business ia
coslry. For particulars call on or address
A. X. ASfRpEI,
Room 3 Loveit's Block, opposite Sweets
Hotel.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-13

Our reception Is over. but ladies desiring
10 see our work will be welcome AZ any
time. We expect to remain a short time
and will teach art neediework, fabric paint
Ing. lava work, &C., making 9 speciality OF
shading.
Elegant new styles and all kinds oi
materials for sale. Designing and stamping
to order.
pleasant rooms. We desire 10 commence
lessons promptly Monday morning.
Widdicomb building elevator at Monroe
st, entrance MADAME GRAHAM.
OF New York.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-13

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ts.a ssssFs,. ts.ae .ss<Sss&ksF - csF<.es sr
ss.s4rs s aa s4s H ssefs taen ssss assae -
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r.s4 l. s, iaa1s. yoa see. fsae eFesf sse
ixss 1.fy Aeass = asn.e pEsas<ei,s & lsss<n Nrs
= ) ree.8. A. s.spea.ef ~ 80 ~ skrvs
exei feaa.a eeenasss s.se ruseef te.i4st
a. s1ea Ns - parEiel, @ses.stsl 4A4
este lsesssf = exeFg t1.as ~ sizss eat sl-is-
az = hksF aa1 pessz. - Es.s1iDS ~sl-sy
aecas iees4si1g sazs sss 49, seeE tsssrisis
ga Azx rxAs tAsf~ - tlse f,eR sisa isr.
-sss,s.ssss teee.asss sss4 NsT0fe@<esss tssf
seaseks.f ~ 49, Ms s. uaeTed sEzeat "a
a.saar sad s-slas atlsss. nsstesstlsy ehe -
sefspt.aa = tha exE As s,e Prcas-%aes tos
i2ass 81 hsv Fsa@rs t~isehsd neFtQsssf.
ssa3dsnls SAls stose@l ih fr1at Qf ber sfessieg
esze. tA<s1 - hsr aEuas 49, eesan toeF, o~s
= t4oy. -Ieess she 5. - saa1. Eslhtias A.
tHe natrror sissssi1aasssslx sta tas un-
saGtbiBg of tA4 sag c9ife ta< spp1iiiEs Esse-
istloa tA4s she k&d bs<n fi.sAt~s4ea IS eer
onn lnaxs i Vas s oslse ~Alca csi.ed f9F
teaFs and not laughter. Tie esh<r sefnea
tTissl @ eensf3rt heF. has i s@s ne easy tax
Al iasE they sel1s a~ays having h<r - As<
new sAa oFefu trlfa.lg sets~ q f~Fsas1ll
hssso,ssussz Il 7Fas 3 lssson 70 al * tissas,
too. Iaey daged sQt ex8l over =. Tor stery
one q thsm fsd had ~saint - tbs foe-eid
aze-zs ~ iar2ed shead Il tksm on bieS
rad. kaossirg faA well tAzg i tney Travelled
Ca ties w0gid te ebised 70 ctne Up aad have
4 hand 10 nani tassss nth hinl
Take tbs stslry for wkaf u is worth. II has
Is t1Sss 1aits aslse ffosn truth. II il teaehes
sDythiak, t is MT . rely wholly On external
aists l szy tais seriously. Pc hezntlfal Ia
spirit and time vii pass you ~ wliAoat
mar king YOU Nay. he dare pot lay a finger
ca you, lof you are made of stssG bs cannot
crumlssa Sometime I vii say something
more about the most wonderful aad bsautafui
cl al Ga2iiols--th4s q Icing etegnaiiy young.
$se"r TkeNT
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-13

fsrs of childhood tender yeaF2
Sxaiiowe3 a. WITH x1rsrs snd tear,
dow t made the fesh r-rosl
i.estks0f1e. gressv tsstcr oii
Search rosir eHrlq s,afnorT e.ose
7i san dai smother aoses
A. he shud,ie1nE ffsn1e rsvoitz
A. The tnouEns ~ f1soa ssitsi
rndernsath the pil. eox lid
Vas greater hcrr1r hid
Climax ef az inward ais.
Huee snd gripping si4 hicv riiisf
What 4 cfnfrast g tee nfi3 an8 ceatie
sfs,n 81 ~. fisr-es fieasant Pefssfi rs
~slir.e srrar. cezfesf easv fo AKA. ciean<' .ss-
cut wrenehng Is VIII sga1g. ko.d 81
<xrazis'@
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-13
rHs EDIroK 5 OUTING.

Lay aside the nassy paste pot.
And TIE gull,
For ghe veather's awfal bot.
80 cts a. the Lake resorts
Run hi1l
O. our pulses how they thfoo-
How we feel
As ve bic aEsh for bob
For the shining BIG black bass
And the eel
And what 4 dainty neal
The brook lTo1t.
Aud how hungry do We feel
When we know that We. ourselves.
Pulls, them out -F ".
"HrDsos LLE-oS-fHEGRASp."
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-13

Now es Spring is here. and everybody
changes their clothing | would advise you,
II you have any work in cleaning and dye.
ing. TO take such where you can get the
best work done nt the lowest prices. Such q
place Is the '0ld snd Reliable" Eagle Steam
Dye House, No. q Csnal-st.
y. b. Binding. lining and repairing o.
gents clothing Is done with the utmost oil
neatpess and durability. which Is proven
beyond a doubt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-13

AZ tbs Is q Cra8d Ra{8ss ard vicin-
itT are most respectfully invited - attend
tie osarins % TIE Ne haitian hefh k1ass
Thuf@3sg alternoon. Jane - NJ. seiteIi,
proprietor. wizoes asso - eali yoar stten-
lion t0 tie fsci thst every 4burslay sner-
room during he season wil be devoted -
iha Iaiiea
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-13

Sssn.sry. g., Jane i1-jotn George. q
Fsnchnsn. ~ss burned 70 crisp IN re
barn ef David Frohm2n early ttis morning.
a ralnsnia Horse ard ccrssderzbis ether
property VS. also Consumed The ara vas
oi inesu3iaT7 or,gin.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-13
voIor. HEnPoIsHEImER & Co.
Take Notice.

We, the plasterers of the city of Grand
Rapids do hereby notify the bosses, that on
and after the first Monday in July. we will
work but nine hours for days work for
$3.50 per day,
BY order of Plasterer's Union.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-13

Mrs Frank T. Moon and son arc visiting
her parenss, Ar- aud Ars. Q. 5. Tibbitts. a.
Marion. Ind.
W. IS Meuhenic< hes gone 90 Aichigan
Cllv - taxe position as head nnisher With
the Michigan City FGrniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-13

The Wardrobe, under the Tower Clock
will DC closed this forenoon but resdy Tor
business al clock.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-13
Butformflk.

At the Grand River Valley Creamery,
Grandville, Mich, for sale cheap. Peddiers
can get 1t fresh daily.
J. b. HORTON,
Proprietor.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-13
klk Cards.

Handsomely embossed. Get them before
going 10 the reunion at Detroit.
l.. B. STANTON,
Pearl-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-13

Cream aud white tips in large quantities
at foc, sc aud 81.
ADAHs & Co.
80 Monroe-s
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-13
Plasterer's Union.
.rafk Abnnt Mica Work /.

New stock of curtsins and draperies at
Voigt, Herpolsheimer & Co.'S.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-13

The Wardrobe. under the Tower Clock
will be CLOSED this forenoon bat ready FOL
business at o'clock. :
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-18
SOME soeER cAEsTNuTs.

The first British writers were Gildas, Men.
nine and Bede. in the Seventh century
IN five centuries Franco had 326 years OF
war for l5i Of peace and in the wars were
fought is bloody battles
The London Gazette, the earliest English
newspaper. was commenced al Oxford, NOV
e. 1867 where the court was then residing ON
account OF the plague.
The star chamber tribunal in England was
instituted IN the third year Of the reign II
Henry VII. and abolished in the sixteenth
year OF the reign OF Charles |.
There is difference OF eighty-one years
in the time which the Jews spent in Egypt
in the account Of Exodus and that OF jose
plus, the former making it a period Of 4oO
years and the latter 5ll.
Cicero relates that the Chaldeans and Bac-
triams claimed celestial observations for
10000 years, but, taking day as an astrO-
nomical period, it becomes 800 years, or
taking moon lunar, 3, 900 years.
King John Of England was forced to grant
the Magma Charta June Is, l2l5, when the
great seal was affixed thereto al Runnemede,
meadow between Staines and Windsor
The original Magma Charta IS preserved In
tue British museum.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-18
SPORTING ANO ATHLETIC.

Prospects for the New Orleans winter turf
meeting arc good 1t begins Nov 5.
Cliugstone is so smart that Mr. Gordon
wants % trot him against Jay-Eye-See or any
other animal The Racine horse can b.
secured probably provided some one other
than his owner puts up the stake
William Beckwith and james Finney are
matched 20 swim six days, ten hours daily,
for the long distance championship Of the
world and $1,000, at the Lambeth Baths,
London, England, commencing Oct 81.
A fight for 81 900 side and a purse Of
SljDO is being arranged between Tof Wall.
middle weight champion Of England, aud
George La Blanche, the Marine, 10 occur
near Bo.toa the latter part OF November.
II Wall haas not been oyerestimated by the
English sporting press the Marine has a big
contract on hand.
There will be number OF new race tracks
next year. if certain plans now under con.
sheraton are carried out. The proposal Is
made o. have circuit in New York state.
comprising Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Rochester,
Utica. Albany. and a track in Massachusetts.
located 40 Worcester The last named city
would be- fine location for race track
The city is just midway between Boston and
Springfield and within an hour ride of each.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-18
EDUCATIONAL GLeANlNGs

Since 1870 the enrolled school population "
the south has increased 800 per cent
The marquis Of Butte contemplates erecting
and endow.ug Catholic training college on
the Falkland estate FIfeshire Scotland This
estate cost him $4,000
Switzerland includes singing among the
branche- required n the common schools
and sets apart ana appropriate time for IN
,tructlon in that branch
Woman'- rights are wei recognized i'm por-
ti0us of the west Iowa has ten women who
discharge creditably the duties cniail,d upon
a county superintendent of schools
A benevolent nesMeutot Chicago will equip
"a training .hool for uu-c- lole connected
with the rittsfieid Mass house OF mercy. az,
a memorial 90 his SON, Henry W. Bishop 30,
who died about two years as1 while attend
Ing Williams college The cost viii NOT ex-
ceed 5000.
That the American government appreciate,
and honor, men eminent tor their culture
was neNermore satisfactorily Illustrated than
Dos the recent appointment of President AM
gen. of Michigan university. to acct with the
secretary of state m negotiating new fish
ery treaty with Great Britain
s memorial % Helen Hunt jackson and
her labor. in behalf of the Indians viii bee the
Ramona Indian Girls school. now in process
of building az Santa Fe, n w. The building
viii cost $4,000, and viii accommodate $50
pupils Students viii be retained from two
10 five years s. New York architect COM
ulbuted the design which is patterned 20
some entent on the old cliff dwellings OF New
Mexico and Arizona
When speaking OF his proposed university
Senator Leland Stanford, of California, re-
Gently said. 10 will be built with a sole re-
gard to the poor no rich mans SON or
daughter viii want Co go there. Due regard
will be- had 90 every want of the pupils. but
nothing ornate or grand viii Doe allowed This
institution will absorb my wealth, and be a
monument 20 The memory of my son. The
poor alone viii be welcome; it viii not be
built for the rich
The fact thata lively interest in college
athletics does not always prevent young
man from using due diligence iu prosecuting
bis studies is well Illustrated in the case OF r.
j. Speer, one of Princetons strongest foot
bah players Mr. Speer leads bis class, O.
very large one by tine way, m scholarship
At the same time his kicking ability is sO
great that DE viii probably bs one 81 Prince
toms football eleven for the season OF s.
Speor is son of Milton NJ Speer, the prom-
uent Pennsylvania Democrat